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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

Page

5

Forest Reserve Funding Cut Lets Bill Pass at $50,000

Madison Wisconsin June 28 Despite Chief Ranger Griffith urging $200000 yearly for ten years to complete and compact the forest reserve the assembly approves a 50000 annual appropriation Griffith lays before members a record showing total acreage purchased 111407.72 with cost 335025.08 and 20000 acres federal grants plus 4321.07 from Nebagamon Lumber totaling 135728.79 acres. He argues the reserve is worth 1500000 to 2000000 with valuable pine timber. Senate unlikely to concur with larger cut. final passage may limit to 100000.

Madison Wis E. M. Griffith Assembly Griffith Nebagamon Lumber Company Senate

Jones Abstract President Dies by Own Action in Hotel

J. H. Jones aged 47, president of Jones Abstract Co, killed himself with a gunshot in a Bal timore hotel room. A Gideon Bible and a note to hotel management were found on a table. ill health was cited as the cause.

Kansas City, Mo J. H. Jones Jones Abstract Company Baltimore

David Crum argues free library claim grants Somebuddy credit

David Crum contends that one argument for a free library is that Somebuddy will receive the credit. The remark frames the debate around attribution and recognition in funding.

David Crum

Treasure ship Eureka Reported Missing Off California

The treasure ship Eureka sailing from Salina Cruz on June 24 has not reached San Diego by June 28 fueling rumors it was scuttled and the treasure stolen. The vessel allegedly uncovered about 15 million dollars in treasure along Honduras coast.

San Diego Cal Eureka Salina Cruz Honduras

Dorando Wins Bot?tisham Plate Amid Uproar

Uproarious scenes greeted King’s three year old Dorando as he won the Bot tisham plate in a six horse field. Dorando started favorite at two to one and the crowd cheered as his majesty’s colors flashed past the judges.

Dorando His Majesty

Milwaukee Man Rescues Self After Multiple Suicide Attempts

William Pitten attempted self harm in Granville yesterday by tying three shoestrings, slashing his throat, beating his head, and leaping into the Menomonee River. He survives and is jailed for vagrancy. he declined to state reasons. Earlier, Charles J. Boss died by hanging with a shoestring at his brother in law’s home.

Milwaukee, Wis William Pitten Granville Menomonee Pitten Charles J. Boss F. N. Burr Clark Street

Manitowoc Water Plant Valuation Rated at 236000

The Wisconsin Railroad Commission declares Manitowoc Waterworks valued at 236000 and recommends the city pay this for municipal ownership. The report notes lake-sourced, pure, adequate current supply with room for future expansion.

Madison Wis State Railroad Commission Manitowoc Waterworks Company

Boy in Arcadia Contracts Severe Lockjaw After Foot Scratch

In Winona Minnesota a 14 year old from Arcadia Wisconsin Elmer Moldenbauer suffered a scratch on an uncovered foot while in the family barnyard. Blood poisoning developed and he contracted a severe case of lockjaw. Doctors fear for his recovery.

Winona Minn Elmer Moldenbauer Arcadia Wis

Shot Fanner Wounded in Saloon Incident at Chilton

Curtis Welch a mixed heritage Indian shot Nic Haas a farmer in a Chilton saloon. Welch entered Philip Schweitzer’s saloon with a revolver and fired twice at Haas who stood at the bar. Welch was captured at Hayton.

Chilton Wis Curtis Welch Nic Haas Welch Hayton Philip Schweitzer Haas

Landlord Demands Vacation of Flat This Summer

A tenant questions plans for a summer vacation as their landlord requests the flat's eviction. The brief exchange highlights housing pressure and the pending move.

McGovern names five to Wisconsin road commission

Madison June 28 Special Governor McGovern appointed five members to the new highway commission under the Donald law. Appointees include John A. Hazelwood of Jefferson John S. Owen of Eau Claire and J H Van Doren of Birnamwood with terms expiring in 1918 1915 and 1917. Other members are W O Hotchkiss and Dean F Turneaure. Dr A H Hartwig of Watertown named state veterinarian after a prior livestock sanitary board inquiry led to a warning for uncertified cattle test records.

Madison Wis McGovern Highway Commission Donald Law John A. Hazelwood Jefferson John S. Owen Eau Claire J. H. van Doren Birnamwood W. O. Hotchkiss F. B Turneaure State College of Engineering Otto Gaffron Plymouth State Civil Service Commission John A. Sholts Sparta A. H. Hartwig Watertown D. B. Clark

Tomah Wis Obituaries and Local Notes Across City Life

Elizabeth Griffin of Holister avenue died after a cancer illness aged 66. Harriet Evans died at 81 at her adopted son Ernest Hatch’s home after a long illness. The wedding of Mary Wagner and Otto Fenske occurred with a large reception and band music. Otto Hoffman married Marie Gerke at Lutheran church with a family reception. Merte Hill and Blanche Dane to wed at South McLean Avenue home. The Royal Neighbors hosted a tin shower. Local notices include repairs, lightning strike at G Reynolds home, and several visits and social events around Tomah from July.

Elizabeth Stevens Griffin William Griffin Holister Avenue Melrose Earl Hiram Goff G. B. Haskell Oak Grove Harriet A. Evans Ernest Hatch Hadley New York Elemirans Wisconsin Waukesha County Monroe County Pleasant Valley Hatch Kilbourn Avenue Haskell la Grange Shanley Greenfield Cemetery Mary Wasgner Fred Wagner Otto Fenske J. G. Glaeser Hulda Schendal Tomah Ethel Newton Merrillan Herman Fenske Louis Wagner Friebert Damas August Gramenn Catherine McCaul Ruth Schnell New Richmond Wilton Merte Hill Blanche Dane Our City McLean Avenue Harry Buss Merrill Inlaw la Crosse Club G. Reynor Emil Resler Boyze Orchestra Manston Wanda Matthews East Troy Milwaukee William Hovey W. H. Jackson Aberdeen S. C C. H. Stevens Tunnel City W. H. Fuller Fuller Winston Bros J. Simonson C. O. Crow Camp Douglas Robert Getman

Mushroom Corns Painful Foot Ailment Cure

Learn a proven home remedy for mushroom corns and other foot ailments. Dissolve two tablespoons of calcide compound in hot water, soak fifteen minutes, then massage the sore parts. Repeat as needed, rub with olive oil, and use calocide available from druggists for about twenty five cents.

West Avenue Park Nearing Completion

Park Superintendent John Forrer announced that basketball and volleyball courts will be ready within days at West Avenue play field. Quoits facilities are on the ground and baskets will arrive from the east. An indoor league for boys will be formed, with enrollment urged through instructor John Schreiber.

John Forrer West Avenue Ferrer John Schreiber

81 year old skips rope in Ithaca birthday salute

Sue Voorhees aged 81, resident of the Old Ladies' home in Ithaca, N Y, marked her birthday by skipping rope twenty one times.

Ithaca N. Y Sue Voorhees Old Ladies’ Home

No such word as yesterday in the bright lexicon of youth

A reflective aphorism notes that youth language resists the notion of yesterday, implying a forward looking mindset. The saying captures a time oriented by immediacy and newness, contrasting with dated concepts.

Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste Ad

A Chicago based advert promotes Stearns Electric Paste to fully exterminate rats mice cockroaches and waterbugs in one night. It claims thirty years of use a money back guarantee and availability at druggists with 20 cents or one dollar pricing.

Monarch Monarch Typewriter Company Stearns Stearns’ Electric Paste Company Chicago, Ill

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